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Tracks displayed at old Gilead train station (opens the original)
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GILEAD — The old Gilead train station has new tracks running to it — complete with a bumper stop and a whistle post. The train station building, moved twice since its original location next to the St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad tracks, has been sitting at its most recent home on Depot Street since 2011, according to Lin Chapman of the Gilead Historical Society. The oldest known railroad depot in Maine, it serves as a museum of local rail history and receives regular tourist visitors who pass
Upton elects 3 new town officials, but no town clerk (opens the original)
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UPTON — Voters elected a new selectman, treasurer and tax collector at the annual town meeting Sept. 17, but a special town meeting will be needed to elect a town clerk because no one stepped forward to run. Mike Parshall was elected to the select board to replace Dean Davis, who declined to run again. John Wentworth will replace outgoing treasurer/bookkeeper Marybeth Leo, while Andy Buckley will take over from outgoing Tax Collector Nancy Beauvais. They were all unopposed. Current Town Clerk Ja
Woodstock officials drafting rules for short-term rentals (opens the original)
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Concerns about safety have prompted Woodstock selectmen to start working on a proposed ordinance that would regulate short-term rentals in town. The move was prompted by concerns from Fire Chief Kyle Hopps about life safety issues relating to such rentals, according to town officials. They defined a short-term rental as renting for less than 30 consecutive days. Town Manager Tonya Lewis said Woodstock has seen more properties being used as short-term rentals as a result of the town’s proximity t
Woodstock writer helps kids cope with fears (opens the original)
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Combining her storytelling ability with her expertise as a licensed clinical social worker, Elizabeth Klose Hartford, of Woodstock, has created a series of children’s books to help children learn how to cope with scary experiences. Her family and experiences as a social worker inspired her to try her hand at writing for children. Born and raised in the Hudson River Valley of New York, Hartford grew up on a farm with sheep, horses and other animals. “I was in 4-H, and we showed them at the county
Former West Bethel Grange building nominated to National Register of Historic Places (opens the original)
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The former Pleasant Valley Grange in West Bethel, built in 1877 and recently restored and modernized, has been nominated to the National Register of Historic Places. Owners Celina Adams and Cameron Wake have been working on the project for six years. Renamed the Pleasant Valley Commons, the effort has qualified the building for nomination as well as made it functional and safe for community gatherings. The Maine Historic Preservation Commission makes National Register nominations. It voted in Ju
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